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Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

should boss the show. The public will
not care one straw about the dispute so
long as a collection of pictures is
brought together, worth paying to see.
The Objectionable club will be reopcned soon
for the winter season, Verestchagin's
"Chamber of Horrors, will remain on exhi-
bition and Sir Coutts LINDSAY will do what
he likes with his own.
Minister Phelps has not yet earned Mr..
Lowel's reputation as speaker, but he
stands high in public estimation. His re-
marks on wednesdaSon the Englishmens
new born craze for ,oratory hit all parties
equally and everybody wishes his advice to
shut up would be taken. Mr. Phelps him.
self sets good EXAMPLE by never speaking
in public when he can possibly avoid it.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Think the Inquiry Necessary.

PARIS, Nov. 3.-M Rouvicr explained
to-day to the Caffarel inquiry committee that
the government considered the inquiry USE
less, but the committee, by vote of 10 to 1,
maintained that the inquiry was necessary.
The committee in its report disavowed any
intention to substitute a parliamentary in
vcstigation for judicial action but say they
consider an inquiry alone can satisfy public
opinion. Rouvier informed the committee
that the government would not make an in
quiry into the Wilson affair. M. Rouvier
also made long statement which tended to
exonerate NJ Wilson of anything beyond
imprudcnce.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Not Bothering With Anarchists.
4 i11lf In Iul

PARIS (via Havre), Nov. g. New York
Herald Cable-Special to the BEE. THE
chamber of deputies is too much busted with
th e debate about the conversion of old ~
per cents to-day to think about the Chicago
anarchists. Minister McLanes reply to
M. Barodet, politely snubbing that gentleman
and his radical friends for trying to dictate
to the United States, excited little comment.
The deputies whom spoke to on the subject
had not even read McLane's letter till 1
showed it to them. They seemed to feel
much more interested in the French minister
than the fate of Spies and his companions.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Mum Wants His Money,

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--Colonel Dan Mum, one
of the lawyers who fought hard to help the
entire omnibus load of boodlers from going
down to Joliet, entered the superior court to-
day and entered a precient for 5000 against
George G.. KLEIN, Christian Cells, "Buck"
Nc Carthy, Dan j. Wren, Girls Casselman,
Harry Varncll, Oliver, Ochs, Vanpelt and
Leyden. Mum said 'The defendants
agreed TO pay me lump sum of 5000 with
an additional fee Of $50 per day for my SER
vices in the case. They have now tried to
sneak out of their agreement" OF the entire
sum agreed upon they paid him $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
The G.. A. II. Camp at wymore.

WYMoRE, Neb., Nov. 3.-,[Special Tele-
gram to the BEE. THE Grand Army camp
fire to-day was addressed by Governor
Thayer in Livesey's opera house. The house
was filed to overfowing and the address was
received with rounds of applause. The gov
ernor was welcomed by old veterans in pro-
cesson and the Wymore drum corps and a
national salute of seventeen guns from Cap
tain Murdock's battery N. N G. The G. A.
X. gave banquet Mt Brownwell's hall where
the governor delivered an address TO the
ladies, at the conclusion of which he was the
recipient of numerous bouquets. At night a
republican rally was addressed by Captain
Humphrey, of Pawnee county; T. NJ Majors,
OF Nemaha county; Governor Thayer and
others
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
ROUVIER SUSTAINED.
The Deputies Pass His Conversion
Bill-France Growing in Favor.


tCOppight 1887 bv James Gordon Bennett.1
PARIS (via. Havre), Nov. 3.-fNew York
Herald Cable-Special to the BEE. THE
deputies to-day showed sound common sense
in giving Rouvier majority Of 27O to 1Ol on
the vote on his conversion bill. Everyone
felt determined that it was no time to percp-
itate ministerial crisis which would surely
be followed by ministerial interregnum in
which no section feels sure of gaining any
vantage ground and after looking at all the
facts it is evident to the most casual observer
that the Rouver cabinet has won more diplo-
matte successes than any other cabinet of
France since the war Never during the
third republic has France enjoyed greater
esteem in Europe than just now. Her rela-
tions with all the powers have improved
The diplomatic world has been visbly
drawn towards the French diplomatic
staff, which has been better regulated
since the embarrassment makers have been
put back into an obscure and almost unknown
place. England ceases to be cool and is dis
posed to be neghborly; Germany enjoys
peace on her frontiers, Austria facilitates
that task of France and is ready to improve
what she negotates on behalf of Europe;
Russia forgets democracy and demagogues
and is as amiable as possible; Italy addresses
to France friendly words and is inclined to
renew their commercial treaty. Even Spain,
despite some sonorous defamation and fan
ciful ambitions. is on more pacific terms
than ever with France. The wine question
has been settled, the frontiers are quiet,
Sicily has no power in Spain and
causes no anxiety to her am
bassadors. Nobody thinks of offending
Spain in Morocco and it is
absurd to say that the French newspapers
are attacking Spain, for their tone is friend
lier than ever. Everywhere, in fact, there is
lull around France who had always been
represented as firebrand. Can it be doubted
that this lull, this spirit of pacifcation and
tolerance, is due to General Flourensl The
deputies deserved well of their country this
evening by ceasing to try to overawe him.
The only persons not satisfied are Wilson's
few remaining friends who hoped that in the
cabinet crisis the Wilson scandal would be
forgotten. But this will not be.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
British Briefs.

LONDON, Nov 3.-An explosion of fire
damp occurred this morning in lead mine
at Mattock, county of Derby. Twenty-Five
men were in the pit ut the time. Five dead
bodies have already been removed.
- The British steamer Hawarden, which left
Savannah October IS for Reval, put into
Queenstown harbor this morning with her
cargo afre
The imperial commissioner at Cape Colony
has officially notified the home government of
the discovery of extensive gold fields in
Fomaqua Land. in the northwestern part
of Cape Colony district.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Searching For Colonized Voters.

New York, Nov. 3.-The police have been
searching for colonized voters in the Eighth
assembly district. The result has been that
big bunch of warrants was taken to police
headquarters from Essex Market police court
to-day. The persons named in the warrants
will be arrested in case they attempt to vote.
The number of cases where alleged voters
have been colonized in cheap lodging houses
could not be learned to-day, but it is known
that from one lodging house thirty-tive men
registered on the same day. An investga-
tion showed that none of the men were regu-
lar dodgers, while some We're not known at
all. Who the political managers are and who
are responsible for the colonization is not
known.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
O'Donueu Held For Trial.

The trial of w. O'Donnell, who is charged
with stabbing Jack Kiley last Saturday night,
was held before Judge Berka yesterday
afternoon. Some pretty strong evidence was
produced against O'Donnell aud he was put
under $1,000 bonds to appear before the
district court. He takes the matter very
coolly, almost indilferently, and claims he
will be easily cleared when it comes to final
jury trial. At last accounts the wounded
Kiley was reported in condition favorable
To recOYCrY.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
,Jea1OuSy CauSeS NIuctlcr

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Nov. "A shooting af-
fray occurred here tonight between Edward
Richardson, of st. Paul, and Fred Hanson,
of the Galloway house, in which
Richardson was killed and Hanson fatally
wounded. The cause is supposed to be jeal-
ousy. Richardson was formerly steward at
the Galloway house, but after his wife for
some reason got divorce from him, left the
city. Hanson then married the divorced wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
GROWERS REGRETS.
Unable to he Present at the New York
Democratic POxy-wOyy

New YoRK, Nov. 3.-Tammant hall held a
mass meeting tonight in ratification of tho
city democratic ticket. Hon. S. S. Cox pre-
sided. President Cleveland wrote as follows:
1t will be impossible for me to comply with
your courteous invitation to meet with those
who propose to ratify tomorrow evening the
nominations of the united democracy. With
hearty wish that every candidate upon your
excellent ticket may be triumphantly elected,
am yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
A letter of regret from Congressman w.
NJ Springer, of Illinois was also read.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
A Cattlemau's Denial.

CHICAGO, Nov 3.Secretary Saunders, OF
the Consolidated Cattle Growers association,
who has Just returned from the late national
convention at Kansas City, states that the
announcement contained in the dispatches
from that point yesterday to the effect that
a resolution calling upon congress to indcm-
Nifty cattle owners for losses occasioned by
the forced removal of cattle from the Chey-
enne and Arapahoe Indian reservations was
passed is totally erroneous, us said resolution
was merely referred to the executive board
OF the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
LINCOLN AND GRANT.
Window Thinks it Would BE a Good
Tick The n rGlaiStS

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-[Special Telegram to the
BEE. l-Ex-Secretary Of the Treasury William
Window arrived in the city to-day from New
York. He will remain here a day or two
upon private business and will then return to
New York. To reporter he said that he was
taking no interest in Minnesota politics now.
In fact, he understood that there were no
politics there. The state had always been a
Blaine state and he presumed was so now
He did not think Blaine's trip abroad would
have any influence upon his candidacy;
thought it wise thing sometimes for candi-
date to get out of the reach of the popular
Clamor. The situation in New York he
thought encouraging for republican victory,
and if the state ticket there was successful it
would be hard blow for Cleveland and in
dicative of a grand republican victory in the
presidential election.
''Would Fred Grants victory on the state
ticket make him presidential candidate with
Lincoln, for instancei'
well, and stranger things have happened.
Besides the magic Of the names, Lincoln is
an able man Of unbemished character, who
has so far made most excellent record In
public life, though of course he lacks expert
cnce. l was with him in the cabinet and have
a high regard for his ability, and believe that
as president he would give conservative,
wise and efficient administration"
"What IS Thought OF the anarchlSt cases IN
the eastl"
"The people have been anxiousy awaiting
the verdict and I believe the conservative
people of the country are well satisfied with
it. While many are moved by the dictates of
humanity to pity for the condemned men,
very few there are that l have talked with
but think that these men should be punished.
1t is argued by some that life imprisonment
would serve the purpose as well, and that it
might be impolitic to make martyrs of these
men by hanging them, but it is generally con-
ceded that the majesty Of the law must be
Yindicated by their punishment.n
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
The "Rey." Browns at Norfolk,

NORFOLK, Neb., Nov. 3.-[Special Telegram
to the BEE THE pseudo preacher, Browns,
who victimzed the Central City bank, was
here Friday and talked with real estate
agent about buying property and negotiating
his 5000 draft in II trade. He secured a
small loan by pawning a silver watch.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Eatsiup Rates.

ST. PAUL, Nov. Sat a meeting OF the
Chicago lines to-day an agreement was
reached to raise wheat and -four rates from
Minneapolis to Chicago and common points
from ~, the present fiat rate, to 10 cents,
milIing-in transit rates from all points west
of Minneapolis . cents per 100 pounds and
the use of the transit is limited to certain
territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Another Continuance.

CHICAGO, Nov 3.-There YVES another con-
tinuance in the Roscnwald- -Openheimer gas
trust case in Judge Tuley's court to-day, and
this time it went over until next Wednesday.
Attorney Newman asked that a receiver be
appointed for the Chicago Gas Light Il Coke
company. The court decided that the de-
fense was entitled to two days. notice for ar
guments for a receiver and it was decided to
postpone the case as above stated
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
National Jockey Club Races.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3--Thc weather at
Joy City to-day was fine and the track fast
Thrce-fourths of a mile: Proctaw won,
Patrocles second, Rowland third. Time.
l:l6.
One and one-quartcr miles: Favor won,
Dunboyne second, Royal Arch third. Time
-2:l0.
Harry Russell second, Wilfred third. Time
lao.
One mile: Vosburg won, Thriftless sec
ond, Pegasus third. Time-l ;444
Steeplechase, full course VIII Davis
Won, El Mahdi second, Wellington third.
Time-i 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Fire Mt Nebraska CITY.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Nov. 3.-[Special
Telegram to the BEE - The residence of
Foster Edwards caught fire about II o'clock,
the family being away from home, and be-
fore the fire company could reach the scene
the house and contents were entirely con-
sumcd The origin is unknown. The loss is
about sc, 900, with small insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Blaine Interviews Himself

tCOpWiOH 1887 by James Gordon Bennett1
LONDON, Nov. 3.-[New York Herald
Cable-Special to the BEE, E,]-Mr. Blaines
friends on this side say that he has prepared
an interview for q New York newspaper on
the Irish question and MIR, Gladstone, which
they think will do him much good towards
securing the Irish-American influence. In
the interview Mr.. Blaine will ask himself
what he thinks of the Irish policy of the
future and he will answer in single SEN
tence, "To sustain MIR. Gladstone"
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
An Agreement Reached.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3,-The roads east and west
of Chicago have come to an agreement re-
gardng the manipulation of freight rates and
track billing whereby the origin OF freight
has been misrepresented TO give certain lines
a larger share than others. A joint commit
tee has been appointed to supervise through
rates, Tho Grand Trunk has hurt the new
agreement on export rates. While II VIII
adopt new rates via its American connect. ..SSi
it insists on making less rate viz. idontreal
and Portland, Me.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Died on Her SISTERS Grave.

ST. JOSEPH Mo, Nov. 3.-[Special Tele-
gram to the BEE. Mary Mitchell, nine
years cf age, dropped dead this afternoon
while at her sisters grave in Mount Mora
cemetery. Heart disease was the cause. She
went TO the cemetery after dinner to put flow
ers on the grave and was found mt O'Clock
stretched out at full length on the mound
Her face was wet with tears.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
The Nashville Fall Meeting.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 3.-The races were we'll
attended and the track fine.
Five furlongs: Bill Stcrrtt wan, Skobeloff
second, Harrodsburg third. Time--l O2H
For two-year-olds, half mile Balance
won, Pat Moran second, Rambler third.
Time--50l3.
Six furlongs: Colonel Owens won, Bank
lupt second, Elsie B. third. Timc-l :16.
One mile: Poteen won, Climax second,
Avery third. Time :42L
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
The Treasury's Statement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a statement pre-
pared at the treasury shows that during the
month of October there was net increase of
S13,O26,G59 in the circulation and net in
crease of 14,240,514 in cash in the treasury.
The total circulation November is stated at
81 ,366, ,5l2 349 and the total cash in the treas
ury at S60S 100000
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
OnlyOnce a Week.

[COpWiOht 1887 bU James Gordon Bennett.1
PARIS, Nov. 3-[New York Herald Gable
Special to the BEE. The morning News an
nounces to-day in painfully solemn editorial
that it has amalgated with the American
Register, weekly Journal, and Saturday
ceases to be u daily paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Canfura of Nihilista.

VIENNA, Nov. "a dispatch from ST.
Petersburg says another nihiist plot has
been discovered. sThe conspirators, head
quarters We're in house of an apothecary
named Schupp. The police raided the house
and made several arrests. They also found
a number of bombs.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Humane Treatment Urged.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2.-The Tulanore medical
committee has adopted a resolution express
ing sympathy with OBricn and urging local
and visiting justices to treat humanoly the
eight political prisoners in Tullamore Jail, in
Guiding Mr.. Hayden, of tho Weshmeath
Examiner
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
knights Against Humphrey.

PAwNEE CITY, Neb., Nov. 3-[Special
Telegram to the BEE AT the regular meet
ing of the knights of Labor tonight it was
voted unanimously not to support G. M.
Humphrey for district judge. The Knights
Of Labor here number about 300 voters and
the indications at present are that Humphrey
will loose the county by 800 votes
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov, 3.-Advices from Tru-
iello, Peru, state that on September "a two
companies of soldiers 'nutinied under the
lead of sergeant known to have been q
noted criminal. Most of the mutneers es-
capped to the mountains after a desperate
struggle in which fifteen or twenty were
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Presented with a Clock.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Nov. 3.-[Special
Telegram to the BEE. l-Ex-Mayor Rolfe
president of the water works company and
retiring president of the board of trade, was
this evening presented with magnificent
present in the shape Of an imported bronze
clock by number of admiring friends. Hon.
j. Sterling Morton made the presentation
SDeech
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Partially Shown.

DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-Fathers ORclley and
Murphy, nationalists, have been forbidden
to visit O'Brien in Tullamore JAIL while DIR.
McElroy and Father Murray, anti-national-
lists, are admitted to the prison.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Remarkable Time to Wagon,

BUFFALO, n. Y, NoVS Sat the driving
park this afternoon C. ]. Hamlm drove his
team of mares Belle Hamlin and Justina-
mile to wagon without break in 21S. The
remarkable character Of this performance
will be more apparent when it is stated that
Hanlin weighed 1S5 and the wagon l55
pounds,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
A Murderous Mother Arrested

CLEVELAND, Nov. 3-N1rs Lulie Garrett,
who is suspected of having caused the death
of her two imbecie stepdaughters and setting
fire to the house where they slept, was az
rested to-day at Spencer, Medina county,
and will have hearing tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Arkansas Woods Blazing.

PoRTIA, Ark, Nov. 3.--The woods for ten
miles around have been OH fire for four days
and now threaten property in town limits.
Great damage has already been done.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Russian Movements.

VIENNA, Nov. 3.-The Political Core
spondence confirms the report of Russian
military activity on the frontier. The same
paper asserts that tho agricultural and COM
mercial crisis is increasing throughout the
empire.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Weather indications.

For Nebraska: Fair weather, winds be-
coming light and variable, falling, followed
by rising temperature.
oreastern Dakota: Warmer, fair weather,
light to fresh variable winds, generally be-
coming southerly.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Western Union Water.

New YORK, Nov. IA certificate was filed
in the county clerks office to-day setting
forth that the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, through its directors, has increased its
capital s., ,0o0, 900. This makes the total stock
Ss6, IN, ,Oo0.,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

evictions. The majority of those summoned
sre young girls. Messrs. Pyne and Gill
hooly, nationalist members OF parliament,
have also been summoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Vanderbilt Rents a Castle.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-W. X. Vanderbilt has
taken Castle Lindcnhof, which belonged to
the late king Of Bavaria, for next summer.
The Bavarian government refused TO sell the
castle to Vanderbilt.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
The British Cabinets Policy.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-The cabinet to-day re-
solved to continue its present vigorous po Icy
in Ireland, especially as regards speeches at
proclaimed meetings
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

PITTsBuRG, Nov. 3.-An engine on the
Fort Wayne railroad struck street Car at
the Federal street crossing In Allegheny
City this evening and two passengers who
jumped firm the car were caught under the
wheels of the engine and ground to death.
Those remaining on the car were not injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
me Go, .rnment Denounced.

LONDON, Fov. 3.-At meeting Of the
British Home Rule union tonight resolutions
denounciatory of the governments course in
Ireland and sympathizing with O'Brien We're
adopted, Morely expressed the hope that the
legality of the suppression Of the Woodford
meeting and the arrest of O'3rien be
thoroughly tested by the home rule union.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
Cathedral Dedicated,

LONDON. Nov. 3.-The Trure cathedral
was opened to-day by the prince of Wales.
This is the first cathedral built in England by
the established church since the reformation.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
destructive Storm.

BouLoGSE, Nov 3.-Fifty.nne fishermen
have been missing since the gale. Seven
bodies, lashed together, have been washed
ashore at Eatile. 80,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04
summoned Under the Grimes Act.

DUBLIN, Nov: 3. :, Thirty persons have been
summoned Under the crimes act in Bal'y-
haunis 10 answer charges in connection with
Omaha daily bee., 1887-11-04

Of public and private improvements in two
years and an addition Of nearly 20 per cent to
the population '--.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-22
The Studios of Artists,
New York Commercial Advertiser.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
One Of the most sumptuous studios in the
world is probably that of Alma Tadema, in Lon
don, reminding one somewhat of that OF Mr..
Louis Tiffany, in New York, by manifest fond
ness for oriental effects 1t is finished in old
brown oak. The ceiling is covered with this
At one end of the room is apse, opposite
which is an enormous window. Two smaller
windows will be glazed with Mexican onyx. All
the furniture of the room. designed by Alma
Tadema will be in Keeping His famous oak
piano, inlaid with ivory, mother of pearl and
tortoise shell, occupies part OF the room. The
floor is laid with rugs and the walls filled with
costly articles. The surroundings of this studio
are equally remarkable for splendor, the house
being built after peculiar design of Grecian
origin, while each room has luxuriousness of
its own.
Doubtless Tadema's temperament requires all
this lavishness. Painters, a rule, however,
are happy with much less. F. S. Church. the
painter of animals is more at home in pair of
long rubber boots standing in pond in Central
Park, sketching water lilies and swans than he
ever could be amid such surroundings. Alfred
Kappes, who illustrates negro life SO cleverly,
has studio in an cid garrett where be is sur
rounded by the subjects he paints 1t is In a
Nothing but the remarkable adaptability of the
artists nature could account for such extremes
| of taste, but these men solve the riddle of the
! philosophers in being able to draw equal
| amount of happiness from the palace or the hut